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Our Reviewer Says ...
"Nearly all of the weight-loss tactics introduced in the book-from drinking more water to measuring yourself regularly-are tried-and-true principals most people have heard before. However, the book is written in an extremely conversational way that many women may find entertaining and easier to relate to than typical diet books."
At a Glance
Neris and India's Idiot-Proof Diet is a high protein, low-carbohydrate plan that consists of three stages: The first stage is a two-week program that has dieters follow a fairly strict meal plan-although they do offer some substitutions. The second stage is a nine-week program that follows the same high-protein, low-carb guidelines, but gradually introduces other foods, including all vegetables, chocolate, alcohol and seeds. The third stage is a life-long commitment. Dieters continue adhering to a high-protein, low-carb plan, but are allowed to have many higher-carb foods-such as certain fruits and starches-twice a month as a treat.
Checklist
- Cost: Average to expensive. The diet strongly advocates taking supplements regularly, as well as eating organic food whenever possible.
- Meals Provided: No.
- Diet Duration: Eleven weeks, then you're expected to follow guidelines for life.
- Fitness Requirements: Yes. Walk everyday for at least 10 minutes during the first six weeks. After that, dieters are encouraged to do some form of exercise three times a week.
- Time Commitment: Average.
- Eating Out: Simple.
- Alcohol: Not for the first two weeks.
- Vegetarian-Friendly: No.
- Strict/Flexible Eating Plan: Flexible.
More Info
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Neris and India's Idiot-Proof Diet: A Weight-Loss Plan for Real Women
Fitness expert Myatt Murphy is the author of the best-selling books, The Body You Want in the Time You Have, Ultimate Dumbbell Guide and The Men's Health Gym Bible.
